I feel like that disillusioned 1950s-era guy coming home, the one with the tie and squarish striped button-up and black socks and briefcase, drudgingly pushing open the door to a place that’s devoid of life, of the things I really want.
It’s a limited world, Fremont is. Everything’s so far from one another and most days, I’m cooped up with chores
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